Recent content by zooke581

4Ls front brake off of 72 GT750. Brake stays, linkages and front screens included. Pictures later today. $450 plus shipping. Located in South West Virginia.

Your project is looking good. I like the progress. You might want to go up one size on the pilot jets with pods.

Re: My Suzi T500 Project (The Build Up Begins!) I have lots of pumps. Need one? I have never had a problem with one yet. Have had some stripped out thpugh.

Re: My Suzi T500 Project (The Build Up Begins!) Lookin' good John. Quit teasing and get it done.

Hey, your bike made Superbike Planet.

Re: My Suzi T500 Project (The Build Up Begins!) Don't understand why you have to line an aluminum tank except for maybe pinhole leaks from the welds you may be concerned about.

Re: My Suzi T500 Project (The Build Up Begins!) You did a great job. Bike is lookin'...yep...it sure is! Sorry, loss for words.

Re: My Suzi T500 Project (The Build Up Begins!) Looks great. Glad you got it to work. My way was more old fashioned as I do not have a lathe. Good job.

Nice. Have fun at Indy again.

Thanks for continuing to share your exploits on your Buffalo. I have found the stock clutches work even with more HP if you bead blast the steel plates. Once the steel plates glaze they lose grip. Also bead blasting makes them a little thicker as well helping them grip more. Measure them out...

Re: My Suzi T500 Project (The Build Up Begins!) You can take those later T/GT500 aluminum extensions and use those for the wedge pieces. If you need some others I have them.

Re: My Suzi T500 Project (The Build Up Begins!) Make an aluminum wedge, thick at the bottom and thin at the top in the shape of the gasket. Put a gasket on each side and then the intake boot. It will get your carbs more parallel to the piston. I had angle milled some cylinders before and you...

With the engine feeling strong it is well worth the $150. Buy it. I do performance work on these and parts are readily available.

Thanks guys.

Re: My Suzi T500 Project (The Build Up Begins!) Purdy!